5 Books That Made Me a Better Guitarist

[@yourguitarsage]

Mike, thank you so much for mentioning my book. I truly appreciate that and am honored.🤗🙏

[@MikeKennedyUK]

My pleasure, Erich. Thank you for creating it and sharing the gift of music with so many people :)

[@taggart8]

I have both Erich and Mike technique videos.They have both enriched my continuing development.So I say on behalf of all guitarists 🎸“ Thanks for imprinting on our guitar journeys”

[@thegram9207]

The thing about being intermediate is that when ever you learn more you understand how much there is to learn and as a consequence you feel a beginner again . There’s no end to this - well , that is until you get a gig on the harp 👼

[@accentontheoff]

Could you recommend a book that kind of functions like an alternate to a full blown guitar course… shorter version of course? It would be great if it had lots of song notations, preferably rock or at least mixed. Thanks!

[@johnbooth1556]

Super useful informative video. I will try and source couple of these. Thanks.

[@kkhagendra]

Thank you mike

[@josephpatrick7881]

If I can get them on soft copies I will be so glad.

[@ghosthawk65]

I completely agree with your third book choice. Scales are super important to know, but just not that sexy to practise.

[@MarkJohnson-ht8wd]

Just got my scale book. When did print get so small? 🤔

[@terrycecchini6672]

Does 'The Beatles - Complete Scores' have guitar tablature?

[@josephpatrick7881]

So how do I get the book?

[@keefbigman]

Guitar Master ‘Simplified’ is anything but!! To suddenly hit a learner with a numbering system not a standard chart system & using capos immediately is so confusing. I’ve read that intro a dozen times & it still does make any sense compared to the normal tablature or even written music. Why introduce a novice to that? Overall it’s a really dry technical book, worse than Guitar for dummies.